120 Minutes First Practice
Team Name
120 Minutes First Practice
Location
Mead Sports Complex
Date
04/02/2018
Start Time
5:30
End Time
7:30
EARLY ACTIVITY DRILL STARTS AT 5:15 (BELOW GOLD)
Ground Ball Reps - No Throw + Flip is an infield drill used during Station Instruction or as an Early Activity. One coach can easily entertain an entire...Read More

PRACTICE STARTS AT 5:30 (BELOW BLACK)
Basketball Lines - Rekindle your inner hoops player and get "on the line." A simple change-of-direction move to train agility and condition athletes....Read More

Airplane Take Offs is a simple Early Baserunning drill to teach young players an athletic first step movement. While categorized under the title of...Read More

Feet in Concrete is a throwing drill typically done as part of the Throwing Progression (a routine to follow while warming the arm up). Depending on...Read More

Top to bottom throwing fundamentals, transitioned to full throw
The Buffet Drill is most effectively run as a Quick Defense drill and combines four movements of baseball athleticism into a fun, quick activity. Run...Read More

Shuffle throw, grounder, quick toss, then over the shoulder
WATER BREAK (5min)
Stations (Groups rotate halfway through block)
WATER BREAK (5min)
Stations (Groups rotate halfway through block)
WATER BREAK (5min)
Home-to-First coaches the correct way to run through the first base bag. As part of Baserunning or Conditioning, this drill can be run near the end...Read More

Trash Can Toss is primarily fun. The coaching relevance to this drill is a "do or die" play from the outfield. This means that the winning run is...Read More

"The most important quality I look for in a player is accountability. You've got to be accountable for who you are. It's too easy to blame things on someone else."
– Lenny Wilkens (HOF NBA Coach)
ACCOUNTABILITY
The unwillingness to quit, the determination to find a solution, or the desire to complete a task. Get it done!
The effort to get the project or task done when the first, second and third tries all go unsuccessful. Think responsibility 2.0!
The champion holds himself accountable for the performance of the group and finds a way to push everyone towards success and accomplishment. Responsibilities can and will change, accountability does not!